A Bronze Age sword recently unearthed in Germany is in pristine condition; it still glints. Forged more than 3,200 years ago, the weapon is so well balanced that it would have been effective for cutting or slashing. But it was likely never used …https://t.co/tmzn4yezQA pic.twitter.com/4BT7rWVNro
— Archaeology Magazine (@archaeologymag) September 8, 2026
“It takes something more than intelligence to act intelligently.”
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) September 3, 2026
- Dostoevsky
Solomon's Paradox is the tendency to reason more wisely about other people's problems than our own.
It's named after the biblical King Solomon — famous for his wise judgments, but who in his later… pic.twitter.com/XOpx1mBHuG
ant mimicking crab spider
— Science girl (@sciencegirl) September 8, 2026
📸Thiago Carvatho pic.twitter.com/5SwiHK1QMR
It has to be Kierkegaard https://t.co/i4jF2F4tj9 pic.twitter.com/QjCvyNHxwa
— Dylan O'Sullivan (@DylanoA4) September 8, 2026
Smile, it’s Friday! 😃
— Alison Fisk (@AlisonFisk) September 25, 2026
Meet ‘The Oldest Smile in the World’ a tiny face that’s been smiling for some 7,400 years!
Carved from oak during the Mesolithic, this small human figure was found in 1966 in a layer of peat during dock construction at Willemstad in the Netherlands.… pic.twitter.com/wCRFgJaGGj
>Catholic, Former 22nd SAS soldier
— Trad West (@trad_west_) September 2, 2026
> Picks up a random hitchhiker who tells him in an unnatural voice, “May God bless you many times this day.”
>Hears about a terrorist attack happening at a hotel
>Grabs his gear and drives toward the scene
>Enters the building alone. Moves floor… pic.twitter.com/lEhVvNQPVy
A factory that produces absolutely nothing. No profit and no revenue. It cost a billion dollars to build and will cost $100 million dollars per year to operate. It will capture less than 0.003% of the world's CO2 output.
— varrock (@varrock) September 7, 2026
They're calling it the most European project of all time. https://t.co/CVh28UQPay
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